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Explore the Best of Paphos

Tasmaria is perfectly located between the old town and the new town of Paphos, offering convenient access to both historic charm and modern vibrancy.

  • Old Town: Wander through the market, visit museums, and enjoy quaint cafés during the day.
  • New Town: Discover the glories of the past at the archaeological sites and fishing harbor, where history meets contemporary life.

Our location offers the best of both worlds—close enough to enjoy the bustling harbor nightlife yet far enough for a peaceful retreat. After exploring, savor a meal at nearby restaurants and end your evening with a drink at the Tasmaria Pool Bar.

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Nearby Highlights

550m to the Beach:
A short stroll to the coastline.
20m to Bars, Shops, and Restaurants:
Right at your doorstep.
200m to the Tomb of the Kings:
A UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site.
1.5km to Paphos Market:
Perfect for local treasures and souvenirs.
New Main Bus Station:
Conveniently located next to the hotel for easy travel.

Must-Visit Attractions

Experience comfort and convenience in our thoughtfully designed accommodations at Tasmaria Aparthotel. Each room offers a welcoming atmosphere, blending simplicity with all the essentials you need for a relaxing stay. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, our rooms provide the perfect base for your Paphos adventures. Enjoy modern amenities, spacious layouts, and a cozy retreat after a day of exploring.

Tombs of the Kings
  • One of Paphos's most significant sites, this ancient necropolis belonged to high-ranking officers of King Nikoklis. We recommend picking up a guidebook at the entrance for fascinating insights.
Mosaics of Paphos
  • Discover stunning 3rd-century mosaics, considered some of the best in the Mediterranean: House of Theseus: Features a mosaic depicting Theseus slaying the Minotaur. House of Dionysos: Home to preserved mosaics showing Dionysos, the God of Wine, and other mythical tales like Ganymede and the Eagle.
Paphos Archaeological Museum
  • This museum displays Hellenistic sarcophagi, terracotta figures, and artifacts, including the sculpture of Aphrodite and ancient pottery, offering a glimpse into Paphos's rich past.
St. Paul’s Pillar & Panagia Chrysopolitissa
  • According to tradition, St. Paul was bound to a pillar here and lashed 39 times for preaching Christianity. The nearby Byzantine church dates back to the 13th century and is a popular wedding venue.
Ayia Solomoni Catacomb
  • Once a secret worship space for early Christians, this 12th-century site includes a chapel and the famous "Wishing Tree," where visitors tie cloth to its branches for good luck.
Early Christian Basilica
  • Explore the 4th-century ruins of this Byzantine church, including surviving mosaic floors.